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Second Price 6d.--No Money to be returned. !'laces for the Boxes to be takettof Mr. Spring, at the Box. Olhce, Itusseil.street. The Poors to be opened at Hall past Five, and begin at Hall past six. Qu Monday, The Country Girl; with Blue Beardv; or, entale Curiosity. new Opera is in rebel:l3h and will be produced early in the ensuing Week. THEATRE ROYAL, ITAY-MA.RKET. TO -MORROW EnNING, Feb. 18, 1809, will be, perfotined MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS, PRINCE `i IS lE t A PRINCE? hexes Se con d p l i ce 3s. bd. Second Price as. — Gallery 2s. Second Price rs. —Upper Gallery ts. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Office, In the Haymarket. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin - at Half past Six. On Monday, King Lear; with De La Ferouse. ROYAL CIRCU'S. THE TRUSTEES of this THEATRE having received several Applications for Renting it, and not feeling themselves at liberty to close without °airing it to a • public competition, will be ready to treat with any Person or P.eosons of indubitable responsibility, who may be willing to Rent the Theatre fora period if not loss than Years, with the Subsisting Engagements of the Performers for the cii:Ating Season. Applications to be made, by Letter, addressed to the Trui tees, at the R o y a l Ci rcus , on or before S.iturday the 2.5 th • instant. • ARMY.—FOR SALE, AN ENSIGNCY in a favourite North British Re _ liment, lately returned from Foreign Service.—The reqUiatte particulars may be known by applying to Lieu ' Taut ,i U. at Mr. Robinson's, Hater, 4112, Strand,'Lon. don. Letters to be post-paid. . GRAND LOTTERY. FREE GIVE of ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS the First Day, Numbers as follow : 3'ool - to - 3,100 4 , 50 1 to 4,600 5,001 - to - 5,100 mot - to - Moo to - qq, Sao i~sot. to . $,600 4hoot - to - g. too _ ao•sot - to . 10,630 stoat - to 11,000 'Mot • to . tz,600 Alto a FREE GIFT of FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS to the First-drawn abo Plumbers as follow : ye Isl. lily Second Day, 1 .3, 0 01 - to . 13,100 1 43501 • to . 14 ,6, 0 1 5100: - to . 15,100 16, 5 01 - to - 16,600 17,001 - tO 17000 The above Tick ets ma y gain the 'Whole of the following CAPITAL PRIZES: 4 - of - ,C2o.ceo 2 • moo* 2 - s boac , 6 • - . 3,u0, 10 - • &c. &C. Begins APRIL tsth, In consequence ot the above Gilts of 1,500 Tickets, there are only 111,500 for Sale. Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Licenced Offices. NEW AND SUPERIOR STATE LOTTER?, FTu begin Drawing 12th of April, 1809. . lENRY HODGES, PAINE, and C o . _Stock brokers, 149, Oxford-street .; 2, Cornhill ; a n d 44, St. latnes's,street, ar a n o w selling T ickets and legal Shares on the laost advantageous terms to Adventurers. - GRAND SCHEME. One Prize of One Thousand Whole Tickests. (Inc Trite of Five Hundred:Whole Tickets. 4 . . of - ,C20,00* *OOOO 2 . . • • • . Sous 6 . - . soon 10 ZO - -•- '• • 'So 100 . • - . 25 43 3 0 • - - 15 The first Drawii Prize First Day above Isl. will be attitled to the above Ito° Whole l'iokets —and the First Drawn ou the Second Day will be entitlid to the v.,* Whole Tickets; which Tickets will b e d e p os it e d i n the Ba nk of 'England, and remain there till the Drawing :is finished. Shares will be entitled to all the above Benefits, . . C) liE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED STATE LOT. A , a , R TERY TICKETS, `,Eli. GIFT in the PRESENT LOTTERY, which T..,,x,, . raw iug on Wednesday, 12th of, Apri I . IQKETS • and SHARES are now selling in the s. e , . . 1 1 - , - ' (aid state/Lowry; the Silteme consists of ze,ooo ~...c ! e t s only, with the additional FREE G 1 FT of the pre. 1 .;2' L igitt4tots of 1040 Whole Tickets, fur the Fifst.drawn ,"ze, either Whole Or in'Shares, that is drawn on the First ,414 Y ab"C 151. in addition to the Prize that it will otherwise be entitled to; likewise sco .Tickets, in like manner, tar the "'coriti bay - of Drawing, without impoverishing. the said Sclicrne; therefore an early purchase is recommended by I, SIR 1 AMES BRANSCOMI3 and Cu. :-,rnprietors ofthe Lucky Lottery U aims, No. u, Holborn ; '?. 37. Cornitill ; No. pt, Haymarket, Vice:Ally ; and at t '' ' 26 9r Strand; where No. Ten, the fortunate Number en, titled to the Grand Prite of sets Whole Tickets' on the First Day of thawing the l a st State Lottery, was sold' in one Hall; one Quarzer, one Eighth. 1111 d two SiXteenths ; and where likewtse the tnllowing Capital Prizes in the twolaS't Nears' Lotteries were s9ld ill 631 Shares, tiame:y, ' e• 2 .70 entitled to 40,0031: anti the only Prize of that i , ~, ~„ ,„, Amount ever Shated. .. -.0 .bp 4,, 2's ,000 3,256 ,C2-0, , X.0 6,145, .‘20,000 .es 3'S • 20,030 14,223 . 20,000 12,9-4 - 10,00 0 ' 7 ' 7 5 7 '.. 20,022 $77 . 20,000 53,74 . 50,00* 1 .30 ,- 2 , 1,000 - • .. • With zo Pil/..; of sciocl. and 004. Iltid,N a great proportion pt 5 ~01.. t001..&e. ; anti sundry Wwt.Capitals in fanner I.:aterms, amounting to upwards of • ' ON E•trl 1 I. l. lUN S'IE kLI NG. ArAl the foltutate AtlVentarers paid on demand. 1~ l ~: ~. t . PICTUA CLING-01 , 1'W E, Fo. 13, 0(9. 'rrnE CO MMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Hi: , 1 1 / 1 4festy's Navy do. hereby give A'otice, Tb.it on Tate:day, the 21:1 Instant, [ha , will be rrady to receive Tender: in writing (sealed sip), and treat fOr flight red Quarrers o/ NEW PALE, and /or Tal/o Handr, d . .114,4 NEW if 'CLOSE DRIED AMt3ER MALT; fob aWtvere44 l -ime hali 'thereof in a Fortnight. and the rentainder4n is. Fortnight '.i.r. wards, into of Hi: Illajet , ty's Pifinailing Stores at DeptlT and to be paid for by dills, payable; with Interest, ninety dap after dare. " .., ..... The Conditions of the Contrail may Se seen at the Secretaries Office. Mr regard will be bad to any Tenter in übiob the P► ice shall not be inserted In tamrds at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the ust instant, nor unless the Perron who males the Tender, of some Person on bit Arbalf, attends, to answer, when railed Jar. SALE, &c. SHARES IN TIT.E NA.VIGMILE CANALS AND wATEK-WORKS. TO DE SOLD ItY AUCTION,. - By Nie SCOTT, On Friday, 3d Mardi, at Twelve o'ClOck. at Garraway's, r THE - RIVER TRENT.NAVIGATION, Eight ..I. Shares of Sol. each. The sTA F1'01(1)54711 ft E and WctRCESTERsiuRE CANALS, •Thret Shares, ciivioNg.4oi.. nett per Share per Ann.. SHARES in the LEEDS and LIVERPOOL, KENNET and AVON, ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, SOUTHAMP TON and SALISBURY, and OAKHAM CANALS. Also in the EAST LONDON, WEST MIDDLESEX, and PORTSEA WATER-WORKS, and, EAST COUN TRY DOCK. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at G arraway's; and of Mr. Scott, iS, New Bridge street, London. HILTON PARK. TO BE LETT, READY FURNISHED, from Year to Year, WILTON HALL, near %Volverhacnpton, in the County of Stafford, with about Eititen Acres of Land, besides the Gardens. This place is lit for the reception of any Nobleman or Gentleman's Family. The Park, Gardens,. and Plantations are beautiful, and the Drives wind delight fully through the Woods, for many The Manors which will he attached to the said Mansion. House are very extensive, and, the 'Game thereon iv in great. Abundance. Posession may be had or the tat Day of May nest; and fur - further Particulars, and permission to view the House.' Caraens, anti Premises, apply to Mr. Corser, Attorney, at his Office, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. LAND To LETT,' ON A LEASE FOR ETCH rY-FUVE :YEARS. ABOUT Two Hundred and Fifty Acies of LAND, formerly- a Warren,. capable of great Im provement, sitews good depth. of Soil, within a Moderate distani.e of two Market Towns, Tythesfree, 'and Rates low. with Ilouse, ire healthy, and very pleasantly littlAtc.l. about 35 Miles from London, in Sussex. A good Snow Quarry on the Premise: models it easy to enlarge the Build ings, if necessary, at a trifing es pence. • Richard Sumner, who lives about two miles on the Told from Ctawley towards Cucktield, will chew the Premises on Monday 10th February, Wednesday sad, Saturday "sth, and Tuesday aBth February. The Coaches from London: to Brighton pass Sumner s 1-louse . , about two O'CI6CK • Sumner,. ow •titotte &v s. wilt wait the arrival sit the Coto:tics from I..onddn, and then pro ceed with any Clentiernan, coming either way, desirous to view. •. • Gent'calm, after viewing, nuy apply per;unally at Mr. Woolard's, I4,.Bridgc-road, Lambeth. None' hut substantial. Tenants need apply.—Apply as above, in Uridge.road. A T the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse L A. in the Kingdom, between Castle and-Old Round Court, No. 434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains arc now selling ; consisting of,Mcit's brown Cotton for Boots, at only. is. 6d. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Women's stout Limon ts. 6d. worth a.J: 6d. ;: fine as. qd ; extra super 3s. 9d. worth Ss. ; stout black and, white Silk 6s. 3d. with laced clocks 7 5 . 6 d. ; extra good los. 6d. A variety or Patent Angolallose, war. ranted not—to shrink, frorllaS. it. to the best quality ; stout worsted is. 3d. ; ; superfine 35. 6d. ; Sirk Mitts ; a curious ArLiCl4 in square Net Mitts ; also La. dies' new.iffiielltCd Lace: Sleeves, calculated to give ease and elegance ; mews COtioarl Drawers 35. 6d. with every other Article in the Hosiery that can possibly be made, up to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.— Stockings made to, any Pattern. , For SrRAINS, RHEUNIAT.ISMS, CHILBLAINS, arc. Dr. STEBR's OPODELDOC. The name" F. Newbery, No. 4s. St. Paul's," is engraved an the Stamp, round the Wrapper at each Bottle, which, it carefully attended to by Purchasers, will prevent their being imposed upon by the twrnerous Counterteits itiTown and Country, to which its success has given rise. * IT is far superior' to all other external Applica tions, in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, ltheuinatisins, &c. also in Cramps, or Nuinhmss ; in Stittiiess and Weak. nets of the joints; as well as. in promoting Cir6ulatign in the Limb.; when in a paralytic state : it is al.° the best remedy for Chilblains, if dissolved iil a spoon, and applied warm, and with a pledget of lint well moistened with it, rind tied on the part Jilecled with a rag. It is likewise from its penetrating clua!ity, of admirable service in the aceiderits and local complaints jo which Horses are subject, and uo stable should be without it. Sold only by F. iseWl)l;ry and Sorts, No. 45, St. Paul's, Church-yard, lour Doors from the emrner of Cheapaide, tom , tlon, price za. 6d. a bottle, duty included ; and, by their ap pointment, by Bacon anti Co. Oxford-strcet ; Wade, Old 13oncl-street ; li4yley and Co. Cockap tt r- street ; W a rd, Mid" dle-row, Hoborn ; Randall, Royal Exchano ; Dicey and Co. How Clturch-yard ; Harris, Corner 01 Ludgate-street ; Clarke, and Howling and Co. Borough, THE ORIGINAL, SPECIFIC, (by the late Sir SNNILI EL HANNAY, Bart,) for the INFALLIBLE PREVEN'FION ota CERTAIN DISORDER, has stood the test of FORTY YEA KS experience in every-Quarter of of the World, which itscidedly proves its infailitutity.• It secures PE F EcT.l)itti-The I . ION to ROTH SEXES (if, the direttions.aretrOperly observed), and is, A 111 t the .1C tune, beneficial to the Constnution. is • . It noterions, and. has been particttlarly remarked by the Faculty, t Ois terrible Disease is not so frequent as here tofore, and theblessing has been Wily attributed to the out, versal adoptlon of those principles, upon which this Wttily. celebratedtY ,Lrt()N Is formed, 'ate undiminished Cc lebrit y - of ii*character lolly, a period,. is its hest eitlogium, and a•ivouates cans,; better than a thOuNatl4 attested Car..es. which, ter_obvions reasons, the application of this Remedy renders inadmissible. To the Gentlemen if.r the ARMY and NAVY, and to all those going abroad, the PREY VNTI Eis strongly, rccuitt. mended, (as- it will retain its virtues for yeas, in any cli- Mute), Since-from the nat tire of their situations, they arc mote 'peculiarly exposed to the ravages of this Vistemper.-. This AN IA- V ENURE:AL LOTION is sold in Bottles, at iss. lid. each, or nos. (if more than one) and at 7s. 6,1: or three for Guinea (Duty included), at No. t, LITTLE SUFFOLK-STREET, HAYMARKET ; wirer(' ONLY (in . London; it can be had Genuine. It will ho sent to any 'part of the United Kingdoms, by 'inclosing an Address, (• E-A L or, ASSUMED) with a Bank Note equivalent to - the quantity required, nirected ( post paid) to Mi. LEAR .0 rOK, at t h e „ lov , : 01.1) Established Wateliouse, will exixote, as usual, all Orders - With strict. titklity. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101)SE OF PEERS, vitnispia, rca. 16. A CoMmittee of Privileges sat for some time en the claims to the Roxburgh Peerage, to which seve ral documents were referred. The ComMittee was order to sit again on this day seinnight. The'lliiitiOlecruiting Bill, the Malt and Sugar Bills' Bill, &c. W4tett.rought up from the Commons • astd read a fi rst time. ..• SPAIN 4ND PORTUCAt.- Lord DARNLEY, pnrsnant to a notice he had given on . Teesday last-, rose to move for certain papers,. Which might tend to shew how far his Majesty's Ministers were blameable or not in having sent so smell a proportion of cavalry hi the Expeditions to Spain and Portugal. , The deficiency of that sort of force seemed to be a subject of general complaint'; and it was of importance to shew how far that complaint was well or. ill founded. With that. view, he should now move that an humble Adclreis be presented to his Msjesty, praying he would be gra , ciously pleased to give direaions that-there be laid Si t .fore the House an uccount of the 'amount of the cavalry in Great Britain and in Ireland in the year 1808 ; also an account of the amount of the cavalry in Portugal at the battle of Vimiera ; also an tic count'nf the amount of the cavalry after the junc tion of the British forces in Spain, under the com mand of Sir John Moore. The Noble Lord next Moved, that there be laid before the House copies of such representations as had been made to the British Government by the different Juntas of the of the Spanish.. Government ; also the letter of Sir Thomas Dyereo Sir A. Wellesley, Sm. The Earl of LIVERPOOL had no objection to the production of the papers moved for by the Noble Lord. He only wished that with respect to the first set of papers moved, the proper dates might be affix ed, viz. that the state and' amount of the cavalry.at home'should be taken lit hly, 1808 ; that of the cavalry in Portugal at' the time of the'aetual opera. 'tions in that country; that of the cavalry in Spain at the time of the junction of the British troops under Sir J. Moore, &e.; and that to these accounts be added, the re:urns of all these corps of cavalry on their bein:, re4irp.lt'd in the ports of these King doms. As el.. i - ont Sir Thomas Dyer, and the Junta of Oviedo to . Sir • itere was 'no :disposition on the pa. _ :.e.;sty's Ministers te refuse them. On the aey were ready and anxious to afford every information before the House which might tend in any respeft to explain the condud of Mini- sters to all the transaelions which the Noble Lord's- • motion could have in-contemplation. His Majesty's Ministers had no wish on this head but to afford every possible means of.a fHtl and fair inquiry. Tbnir only desire was, that until, the proper information should be laid. before the Honse, their conduct in• this respet ,should _not be prejudged. As soon, therefore, as the Noble Lord's, motion was disposed of, he should move for, additional documente, the produaion of which would furnish additional facili ties for th e full and fair investigation, which it Must be the desire of all parties to see dispassionately in slituted. Lord DARNLEY bad no objeaion to the addition of dates as suggested by the Noble Secretary, and he should frame hi's motion accordingly. Lord DARNLEY then moved for the Papers with . the particular dates annexed, and the motion was agreed to without Opposition. The Earl of Livuerooo then rose, and moved an Address to his Majesty, praying that he would .be graciously pleased to give directions that there be before the House such copies or `extracts of the In struaions of Government to" the different Military • Cbminanders hi Spain and Portngal; together with their answers and observations - upon them, So tar as_ they could be produced without any inconvenience to the public service. By inconvenience to the pub lic service he could mean nothing that could contri bute to censure or ,justify the conduct) of his Majes ty's Ministers. He meant by, it, that many passages in these communications might have reference to operations still pending, which, of 'course, could not he. made 'public; but as far as they related to services that were gone by and completed, he had no objection to the produtlion of divan,' his Ma jesty's Ministers wishing for nothing more than a fair opportunity of bringing their conduel under the Most minute and impartial investigation. Lord DARNLEY expressed his,aceeleseence in the objections; of the Noble Secretary, after which The Question was pot, on the Motion ofthe Earl of Liverpool, and agreed to. Tile Duke of NORFOLK thought it his duty to direct the attention of his Majesty's Ministers, and 0 their Lordships, to the present state of the Spanish ships of war. Every one mtist feel how imPortarit it was that they should not fall into the hands of the Freoch. It should not, however, be forgotten with what ndivity and promptitude the preFent 'ruler of • France tolloiA eel up all 'his schemes. An Ambassa- - dor Extraordinary was now arrived in the critintry, who, no doubt, was enabled satisfactorily' to explam to the British Qovernment what were-the views and the hopes of the Supreme Junta oCSpain. What ever might be the tenor of that explanation, he tilt i t t o be a punt of paramount importance that the ships.of war us .the Spanish ports should not be allowed to tall into the power 01 the lu his opinion, they should be stationed at Ma ; jorca and Minorca, or in sny vtace where they might besafefrom the grasp of French annoyance. Asior the plans of assisting Spain, he: should now only say, that as tar as money, stores, xms, 3.:e. could go, he was ready to give such a cause every aslistence, hut • he Could see no use in sending, men, which we had not, to spare ; and he should, on all occasions, or .pose any tritiasere to that etre& No auswer was male'to the Noble Doke's„ohSer vatiOns, and the HOuse adjoutnedii.l to-motrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THLTII . SDAY, 'FEB. JO. On the motion of docks, and'the Right Hon. Q. Long, were desired to attend in their places this day, ia order. to,give evi; dence in the Goinittee of the whOle House on the Charges against the Duke of York; Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor, Mr. R. Kennet; end Mr. Chapman (first Clerk in Lord Castlereagit'so(- flee), were also ordered" . to be summoned kti nesses before the Said Committee. .On the Motion of Sir J. HALL, Mr. end Mrs Corti were also summoned to attend the Committee. A message from the LordS announced that their Lordships had passed' Campbell's Divorce Bill, t 6 which they desired the concurrence of the House.' ': The Irish Militia Bill %Vela" through a Com- . mittee, the report of which was ordered to' lie-on the table, and the 13111 as amended, was ordered to be printed. The Irish Militia Enlistment Bill was Yevai a second time, and ordered to• be committed to; Morrow.. After some conversation, in which Mr. Hutehl inson, .the Chancellor of the Excliegder, Lord ,A. Hamilton, Mr. Curwan, and ivir. Forster par« ticipated, the Committee on the Distillery notaihi.; tion Bill; was postponed until Monday. Mr, DUNDAS and Mr. CREEVEY'S motions rela-‘.. tine to the 'EaSt . India Affairs ; were postponed to Thursday next. THE DUKE OF YORK. Lord FOLKSTON* moved the order of the day., that the House should resolve itself into a ..Cenittittee for the purpose of considering farther the Charg‘4 against his . Royal Highness the Duke of York. Lord H. PETTY informed the House, that he had received an application from IVIr Tynda:e, of Lin• coln's-Inn-ticlds, stating his apprehension leNt his name should be confounded with the Nr. Trod, ll respe6ting whom evidence had been given at the btr of the House. If the Halle thuiaght proper, he would read the letter. The-cHANcELLog of the E2CREQURR did not think that neces•ary. The Mr. Ti. doll, who .ha ‘l been mentioned in the eaatni►►atioti bettite the House resided in Sorner.row, Chelsea. , Mr. BANK RR observed, that the Mr. Tindall just alluded to by the Right Hon. Gentletnan, was nut at present forthcoming.. The order of the day was then read, and the !ionic resolved itself into a Committee. Lord , FOLKSTONR said, . that before he elite*" into the investigation of the subject, which he should. that evening have the honour-of 4ubmitting to the. Howe, it-might be necessary for him briefly to state the purport of the papers'which would be prcxhiceds. By these papers it would appeal, that in theleat sal a negotiation ivas carrying oh, on 06.001 of the-Dnlte of York, to obtain the loan of a very largo• sum of money (between 70 and 80,00010 to be paid -by way Of annuity, The person employed for tit* purpose was a man of the name . of. Kennett, who at that time resided in a house in Dincoln's-ipo-- fields. This negotiation proceeded to 9 a consider- able length, and at the same period concurrent, negotiation was on foot tc. obtain for this Kentrett a situation under Government. It would appear by the papers, that several applications had been 'made - by his Royal Highness The Duke of York to / Llne.. rent departments of Government, particularly, those 'under. Mr. Pitt and Lord Camden, in ordpr to ob.. fain for. Kennett various situations of trust and emo- . lument„ . .principally in the West Indies. It would likewise appear from the papers, that very great in terest was used for this purpose. By one of the pa , pers it would appear that the advance of the sum of money to the Duke,ef York was aelcally dependant ' on his Royal Highness's obtaining a place for ken. nett; that Kennett proposed this as the.tine qua-iron of his exertions to procure the money; and that the answer of the Private. Secretary of the Dike of York acknowledged the receipt of Kertnett's letter with] - out expressing any displeasure at the proposition.. 'He - would abstain from making any comment on this proceeding at present ; and would proceed to' call witnesses for the purpose of proving the hand. writing ofd the different parties to the varitiuS papers which it Would be necessary to produce. He moved that Mr. Duff be called to the Bar. The CIiANCaLLOR of 'the Exertintrati Would not, oppose the motion, although the present question did riot - seem consistent/ with the express objets to • which the Committee bad been, direeted to dev1)10 their attention. The charge. now made by the No , - Met Lord against the Duke of York, did not apply to any office under his Royal Highpess's appoint., meet, nor was it couneaed with any thing that lisce been done by Mrs.'Clarke. •At the smile time was most congenial to his feelings,. end he was sure. " it would be most congenial - to the feelings of his Royal Highness, to avoid that prejudice which would be occasioned by an objcalion, which might be construed into an attempt to stifle inquiry. Under these circumstances, however irregular he conceived the proceeding, he would not object to tie motion et the Noble Lord. Lord VOLtitiTOn could not agree with the Right Hon. Gentleman, that the present charge was. re. gular, because it .was uneonlmied with Mrs. Clarke. With respeti to the Right Hon. Gentlemati'i, other objm, namely, that the Comoth tee were apptyinted to investigate military matters lie acknow ledged its validity. it was with this view'af the sub. , jett, that he had proposed last ingte, that the Chair man of the Committee, on tbe resumption ; of the I-louse, shon'd move for an enlargement of [owers. As this motion clid not scent to be .approied of, he' did not,.persevere.in it. Mr..etteEVEY, before the introdualon of t h e witness, wished to .say a few words. Clarke had last night declared, that she, believed one of the letteu, --purporting to be ~ erit ten by Baroness - None. , Itens, was in the hand-ter.ning of h ot e kt• eit not Mt. Le' Maitre; but Gi.t..,te‘fni :_con ‘ tk,,, w; 1,0